Problem 02: For the following series-parallel network, the supply voltage E = 300VZ60° as shown in Figure 02: R1 X XcI Here, R = 7.5 2; XL1 = 2.5 2; Xc1 = 5 2 R-10Ω; X220 Ω R3 = 10 Q; X2 = 5 N R4-10 Ω; X340 Ω; Xs-20Ω R2 R3 R4 E X13 %3D 3 X12 Xc3 Figure 02 Calculate the following in extra pages which must be attached with the assignment. Also, fill in blank of following: (a) Impedance (in both polar and Cartesian forms) of parallel branches: Zp = (b) Total impedance (in both polar and Cartesian forms): Zr= (c) Total current (in both polar and Cartesian forms): I = HE

Problem 02: For the following series-parallel network, the supply voltage E = 300VZ60° as shown in Figure 02: R1 X XcI Here, R = 7.5 2; XL1 = 2.5 2; Xc1 = 5 2 R-10Ω; X220 Ω R3 = 10 Q; X2 = 5 N R4-10 Ω; X340 Ω; Xs-20Ω R2 R3 R4 E X13 %3D 3 X12 Xc3 Figure 02 Calculate the following in extra pages which must be attached with the assignment. Also, fill in blank of following: (a) Impedance (in both polar and Cartesian forms) of parallel branches: Zp = (b) Total impedance (in both polar and Cartesian forms): Zr= (c) Total current (in both polar and Cartesian forms): I = HE

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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